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Ukraine sees no positive signs that a truce to ensure grain exports through the Black Sea could be reached in the coming months.

Ukraine can help the European Union move from responding to food crises around the world to finding ways to resolve them.

In southern Ukraine, farmers are reducing the area sown with winter crops by around 30–40%. For now, farmers are taking a wait-and-see approach to better understand the market situation, but in spring they will have to decide which crops to grow.

Ukraine has called on the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) to hold an extraordinary session to assess the impact of the halt in Black Sea exports on global food security.

2032 is a realistic timeframe for Ukraine to join the European Union.

The international EuroTier 2026 exhibition will take place on 10–13 November in Hanover, Germany. Across 13 halls, more than 2,100 exhibitors from 55 countries will present technologies and solutions for professional livestock farming.

Organic agricultural production in Ukraine has shown complex dynamics over the past 10 years, with a surge recorded in 2018–2021, while the war significantly altered the course of development.

The Ministry of Economy and Environment of Ukraine has updated the Industrial Parks of Ukrainecatalogue — a practical tool for businesses and investors looking for sites to establish and develop production facilities.

The choice of berry crops for investment in Ukraine increasingly depends not only on the potential price of the berries, but on the overall economics of production — yields, labour costs, opportunities for mechanisation and processing, and access to a guaranteed market.

In the first 21 days of September, Ukraine exported 1.6 million tonnes of agricultural products, representing 43% of the planned volume.

The geography of honey production in Ukraine is changing due to weather conditions and the war.

The global market could receive up to 38 million tonnes less grain from the Black Sea region if the limited operation of Black Sea ports continues until the end of the 2026/27 season.

Ukraine has appealed to the European Union and other international partners for $1.5–2 billion to compensate for the additional costs of exporting grain through Baltic ports.

Ukraine exported 29.81 thousand tonnes of honey worth $69 million in the first eight months of 2026.

The price of walnuts in Ukraine has doubled — from UAH 200 to UAH 400/kg. Among the reasons are a smaller harvest last season and losses caused by this year’s frosts.

As of the beginning of 2026, 448 Ukrainian enterprises are authorised to export products of animal origin to European Union countries.

The Joint War Committee (JWC) has expanded the list of areas subject to elevated war risk to cover almost the entire Black Sea. The new conditions are expected to take effect from September 19.

As of mid-September 2026, Ukraine continues to actively use tariff quotas for supplies of agri-food products to the European Union.

In the 2025/26 marketing year, Ukraine lost its status as the world’s largest exporter of sunflower oil, which it had held since the 2005/06 season. russia ended this 20-year leadership.